Ready Foods Reviews

3.8

67% would recommend to a friend

(18 total reviews)

Marco Abarca

92% approve of CEO

73% positive business outlook

Ready Foods has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 18 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Ready Foods employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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18 reviews
1.0
11 Apr 2016

Poor Environment, Arrogant Leadership, Finger-Pointing

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- They work with 2 high profile customers. HOW they work with them, however, is a big Con. - Medical benefits are good

Cons

- The owner of the company is arrogant and will cut you down. He feels he is an excellent judge of character. In reality, he is prejudiced and feels he is better than you because he went to an Ivy League school - All other leadership are the owner's "Yes Men". They will not dare disagree with him. They have built great careers on this fact, which is why there is little turnover at the top. - There are set work hours, but you are chastised for not routinely working late or coming in on weekends - They bank all effort on 2 key customers. Any new opportunities are met with minimal effort or encouragement - Pay is very low competitively. When Christmas bonuses are handed out, the owner insists on personally handing them out to each employee. The gesture is nice, but it comes with a speech about how they really don't have to give you a bonus, and you are lucky they are giving you one. - Very, very strong preferential treatment of Hispanic staff members. Was once told that I could not take vacation time for the holidays because other employees would not be able to travel back to Mexico to see their families - Any mistakes are met with finger- pointing and employees throwing each other under the bus. You will be called into meeting after meeting to discuss the problem over and over again, long after any damage is done and your time should be spent repairing it. - Success is met with back-handed praise, i.e. "we feel like we are getting our money's worth" - Little to no room for career advancement- unless you are Hispanic.

1.0
4 May 2018

Uncomfortable, negative work environment

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Salad bar- but it usually runs out by 11 am for day shift Bilingual staff- if you do not speak Spanish expect to be ignored by the majority of employees

Cons

Company openly discourages family time during the holidays, even for non-essential non-production employees. Must work one full year for even an hour of sick pay or funeral leave- very little sympathy for grieving or chronically ill employees. Valuable employees handling intellectual assets are put on the same level as manufacturing positions which require only the ability to read and write so Ready Foods is generally not a place for professionals. Most employees are above the age of 50, generally unwelcoming towards younger generations (unless you're hispanic or related to someone who works there) Uncomfortable work environment, low ceilings with excessive number of florescent lights, no windows or natural lighting in offices/lunch rooms, offices are cleaned during business hours so regular bleach smells and inconvenient wet floors.

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